The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-16
PERSONAL.

| Gov HILL likes Mrs. Cleveland because she is
| entertaining and "a good Democrat"
| SECRETARY LAMAR is a Jersey cattle fancier
and has small herd at his home in Oxford
| Miss.
| LEWIS MORRIS will write the inaugural ode for
| the Imperial Institute, which Mr. Tennyson
could not undertake on account of the govt.
Ex-Gov. JAMES L. KEMPER, of Virginia. has
been nominated for Vice President by a country
-aner. which says its ticket is Thurman and
Kemper.
Mr. SWIFT the dressed beef king" has signs
all over his business premises in Chicago, mo
profane language allowed here He is fire.
quent leader in prayer meetings.
Col. MIKE WARREN of North Carolina. is or
ganizing an expedition to the new gold fields in
Alaska. Col Warren has fist so hard he can
crush nugget in it without trouble.
Mas HUBBARD, the mother of Attorney Gen.
eral Garland who prpSides over his household
has been i'll She viii come North rs soon as she
is strong enough TO travel. The Attorney Gen
eral will visit Hominy Hill about Aug. 1.
THE Emperor of Austria lately attended a
matinee performance for the first time The
occasion was the rendering of "Patence" by Mr.
D'Oyly Carte's company in aid of the fund for
establishing in Vienna Jubilee Memorial Home
for British Governesses.
MRs. MARGARET DEIANp, the poetess, of Bos
ton, takes long strolls about the city. and is al
ways accompanied in yer walks by a big maStiff
who is kept muzzlsd because of his eagerness to
enter into fierce combat with every other dog
he meetsa decided literary trait.
Mrs ODER. once manager of the Boston Ideal
Opera Company, purchased last fall Of eN-Sec.
rotary Roh'so q tract of land on the heights TO
the north Of the city of Washington She poid
eS0,000 for the property. She has Just sold ITO
a syndicate for $4,000. The land consists of
eighteen acres and was once the home of John
Quincy Adams.
FRANK JAMES. the famous desperate. is at
present acting as salesman in a clothing store al
Dallas Tex. He SAYS he has never carried n
weapon since he surrendered his revolveis 10
Gov. Crittenden;, Of Missouri. He does not drink
liquor. He attributes his success as a highway.
man To the fact that he never heated his blood
by alcoholic stmulantS.
DIoN BoucIcAuLT has had the usual experi.
ence in money matters that waits upon most
artists. Fortune has perched upon my ban.
ners, " be says. ''and have earned large sums
OF money, but have not reserved very much
My family have had IL. Besides. | hope that /
shall die without more than enough 10 hurry
me decently"--a wish II will not be hard to re-
alize
THERE is in Philadelphia pianist of cons!d
erable rcnown, who was warm personal friend
and great admirer OF the late Able List and 10
whom belongs the honor Of compiling a most
beautiful album in memory Of the death of the
great master, II Is Mr.. L. Zerdahelyi, a must
clan of the highest rank, and in all probability
the only person in America who ever appeared
in public with List.
GEORGE w. BEACH, the superintendent OF the
Naugctuck railroad. Just leased by the New
York, New Haven and Hartford railroad hos
been with that corporation stree no wns ~
years Of age. beginning as n brakeman and
rising 90 conductor, then 10 assistant siiperin
tendent. He has mode IL n practice 10 walk
over the entire length Of the road examjning
It's bed, rails aud bridges and rolling Tasa each
spr1ug and autumn. His son Henry. born when
Mr. Beach was conductor, Is assistant slperin.
tendent Of the road and superintendent OF the
rolf = stock.